Frederick News Delivery and Listing of Newsstand Itineraries
The Frederick News advertises its publication details and requests subscribers report missed deliveries. It lists locations where the paper can be found on Gale and catalogs outlets including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery McCardell's Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
New City
Buckey's
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Bros
McCardell’s
Popular Government and War Textual Reflection 1914
A 1914 essay argues war stems from autocratic rule while popular government can curb conflict. It claims monarchies protect prestige and drag nations into fighting, whereas democratic cabinets facing Congress and public scrutiny reduce war likelihood. The piece emphasizes sacrifice by common people and warns against nationalist frenzy.
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Europe
Dawn Parade Overture Opens Broadway Pageant
An ornate description of an opening morning overture described with poetic, antique flair. It portrays dawn, a royal procession through a hushed world, and a grand musical display led by court musicians. The narrative culminates as the curtain rises on Edna May in New York Times.
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Tristan Jay
Isolde
Edna May
New York Times
Lawful Grip of the Court on Fighting Case Near Montevue
In Police Court this morning before Justice Dennis John Fox Grace Fox William Specht and Frank Smith faced charges of fighting on the road from Monte vue to Yellow Springs. Bartgis testified to assault and admitted using a knife on Fox causing a forearm gash, closed by Dr Bourne. Accused posted a $40 recognizance, counsel Arthur D Willard. Separate trial before Justice Dennix heard Walter Kaline Walter Fulton and Leslie Horne for holding up Italian Bucel Giotto near Cutoe tin. each held in $50 recognizance awaiting Grand Jury action, with H D Etchison and Leo Weinberg representing the defendants.
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John Fox
Grace Fox
Wiliam Specht
Frank Smith
Justice Dennis
Montevue
Yellow Springs
Mathias B. Bartgla
Fox
Specht
Bartgis
A. G. Bourne
Dennis
Arthur D Willard
Walter Kaline
Walter Fulton
Leslie Horne
Dennix
Bucel Giotto
Cutoetin
H. D. Etchison
Leo Weinberg
Frederick Mayor on Vacation Plans for City Management Study
Mayor Fraley of Frederick, longtime employee at B. Rosenour & Sons on Patrick Street, takes a week off from work and city cafes. He will join the Board of Aldermen to visit mountain receivers, then travel to Washington and Atlantic City to gain pointers on city management.
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Mayor Fraley
Frederick
Patrick Street
B. Rosenour and Sons
Washington
Atlantic City
Thurmont
Lloyd c. Cuner
A. R. Warner
Waynesboro
J. S. Repinson Construction Company
Balimore
Consolidated Engineering Co
Baltimore
Helen Motter
Kemptown
DeWitt T. Free
Creagerstown
Bubri Dubel
Pleasant Grove
Flora Welty
Appolds
Calvin Hoffman
Red Hill
Ellen James
Urbana
J. R. Bruner
Ada Lewis
Lander
Ida V. Phleeger
Shookstown
Charles C. Stull
Bloomfield
Joseph W. Fry
Pleasant Hill
C. H. Crawford
Retreat
Robert J. Ridgely
Burkittsville
Glenn Harne
Harmony
Marié E. Haines
Hansonville
John B. Derr
New Midway
Middletown
Brunswick
Churmont
Myersville
Jefferson
New Market
Adamstown
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Woodsboro
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Chronicle
Frederick column recalls Local Items from Tar News August 10, 1894. Gov Brown selects Col L Victor Baughman and Dr W H Wooten to represent the district at the Farmer's National Congress. Linwood Stevens and Cilfron Mills to join Mt Zion band for London picnic solos. Liberty Banner notes rare double cucumbers delivered. Preparations for a big bicycle parade and watermelon feast amid rain concerns. Parade line led by Captain Victor Marken with aides Albert Harsett Murray Brish and C A Barck of Washington.
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Tar News
Col. L. Victor Baughman
W. H. Wooten
Gov
Brown
Farmer's National Congress
Linwood Stevens
Union Bridge
Cilfron M. Mills
Libertytown
Mt. Zion
Victor Marken
Albert Harsett
Murray Brish
C. A. Barck
Washington
Death of Frank M. McAleer a Frederick area resident
Frederick and Walkersville communities report the death of Frank M. McAleer at Frederick City Hospital from paralysis. Born April 1854, he was a long-time resident who once ran a lime kiln near Walkersville and died after being stricken at a supper table. He is survived by siblings Carrie and Stewart and was brother-in-law to the late Judge Mesherry. Funeral services set for Tuesday at St John’s Catholic Church.
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Frank M. Bias Ral
Frank M. McAleer
Frederick
Walkersville
Priderick City Hospital
Wiliam C Cramer
Mr. McAteer
Carrie McAteer
Albany
N. Y
Stewart McAteer
Loch Haven
Judge Mesherry
McAleer
Hugh
Louisa McAleer
East Patrick Street
St John's Catholic Church
St. John's Co
Cline
V. B Funk
Brunswick
Munk
Lewistown
Keller Lime Company
Standard Stone and Lime Co
Spitzer
M. E. Church
Misa Dixon
Portsmouth
Harry B. Punk
Frank McAbee
Lime iStin
Daisy D. Punk
Lewis R. Funk
Clara J. Cutkiss
Hawthorn
N. J
Vadis Bell
Staunton
Methodist Episcopal
Ellen V. Brookey
Peter Brookey
East Sixth Street
Frank
Albert
Victor Brookey
Nellie Kennedy
Baltimore
Emma Collistay
St. Mary's Hospital
Evenville
Ind
Mary A. Poole
George Meadows
Martinsburg
W. Va
St. John's Catholic Church
St John’s Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Compulsory Law Shaped for Frederick County Schools
Frederick County Board sets compulsory attendance for ages eight to fourteen, with exemptions for illness and private instruction. Enrollment shows about one thousand children out of school, including 300 in Frederick city. Enforcement may include fines up to twenty dollars and a parental school for persistent truancy.
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Board of County School Commissioners
Tolay
Frederick County
Frederick City
Thurmont
School Auditors Report For Washington County Board
School auditors report total receipts 190496.95 and expenditures 171956.54 leaving 18513.61 balance. County owns 158 schoolhouses, six rented. 269 rooms used at peak attendance. Superintendent Hurett made 17 visits. average daily attendance 489. Arthur D. Willard and Hillr. Arn visiting relatives in Pennsylvania. Subscribe for The News.
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Robert H. Mecauley
C. Harry Keller
Washington County
W. Merrick Hurett
Hueytt
Heatwave grips Frederick with 90 degree day
Frederick endures a blistering heat spill with temperatures reaching 90 degrees and a night drop to 72. Officials forecast relief from a northwest cool front bringing showers that may curb the drought harming corn and vegetation. A brief afternoon shower delivered .41 inch of rain, the heaviest since late July, aiding dry conditions. Mr and Mrs Daniel Derr of Baltimore visit relatives here. Superior Developing and Brintings Work delivered daily at 6 np. SHARNEICS price stone.,
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Frederick
Weather Bureau
Middle West
Dreuth
Buckeystown
Sharneics Price Stone
Notices Order nisi on sales in equity case 1914
In Frederick County Circuit Court equity matter Riggs versus Riggs and others an order nisi sets September 1 1914 to act on the sales report by John Newman and Arthur D. Whisrd trustees. The report shows 3331.20 dollars. Publication required in Frederick County newspapers for three weeks.
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NISI
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Edward B. Riggs
Susan Riggs
Ida al. Riggs
Charles T. Riggs
Ida Riggs
Florence L. Felser
John &. Newman
Arthur D. Whisrd
Showri
Sharry W. Bowers
Frederieck County
Harry W. Bowers
John S. Newman
Arthur D. Winlard
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Melville
Melville E. Doll
Albert W. Ecker
John W. Mumford
Tert
Samuel D. Thomas
Samuel ¥. Doll
Jacob Rohrback
Rederick County
Albert Maynard
Alice Maynard Tucker
Sald
Frank C.norwood
Crinceton Buckey
Harry W, Bowers
Frank C. Xorwond
D.rinceton
Bucke
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Fak. & Mech. Mat. Bank
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
Farmers’ & Mechanics
Adividuals
Garrett S. Pegrange, JR
Central Trust Building
M. SpidamentErs
Emory C. Crum
William C. Humm
F. Frederick, MD
Sourren L. Welty
John T. Lewis
East Church Street
Harry C. Hull
People's Fire Insurance Building
Church and
Court Streets
B. Evard Kepner
North Market Street
C. S&s
HAHN
E. L. Betson
Hahn & Betson
Rosenour & Sona
Matrick Streets
South Kra
Mer
East South Street
Winchester Itreet
Frederick City Railroad
Marshall Miller
Frederick Town Savings Institution
H. KE
Lann
Dill Avenue
Jyzart Et Ttt
Braddock
Charles B. Trail
Prest
James H. Harris
W. Prest
C. Albert Gilson
MONS
The
Anna of Burger
Augsditt
East Fourth Street
West Fourth Street
James Cowe
Scnew
East Third Street
J. DS Zimmerman
East Church St. Wy
West Third Street
West
Theodore , Alexander
Mensell
TK Aa
Bennett
O Sy Zel
North Rents
West Fourth
Park Avenue
Norte Market
Meeebek
West Second Street
Gem Steam Laundry
Dil Avenue
Augiast
Walealady
Rex
Sunmer Millinery
N. R
D. Mantz
South Market Street
E. Z
the Daily News
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Birely
RF. E
Delaplaine
Beok and
Tress
GRO. Birely
Will Foot
United
Daily News
United States
Fim
Ike Walton
Potomac
Raphiye
Tholimus
Liberty Banner
J. J. Hitselberger
B.oflefn
Orleans Poowcartity
Orleans PL McCarthy
New York City
McCarthy
William Pyfer
Daltimore
P. B. Kunkle
Kunkle
A. C. Shipley
New York
Sykesville
Geo. Linton
Gaithers
Ita
DEVOE
PLL
Hargett & Co
Jack
London Opinion
Thurmont H. S
School Auditors
Lington Courty
Arthur D. Willard
Hil. Arn
Peon
Sylvania
Irelief
Cosier
Daniel Derr
City
J. B. Mellor
Jantar
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